Centesimus annus
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1 4, 39 | including recourse to abortion, which unfortunately is
2 5, 47 | not only to the scandal of abortion, but also to different aspects
Dominum et vivificantem
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3 2, 43 | type of murder, genocide, abortion, euthanasia, or willful
Evangelium vitae
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4 Int, 3 | type of murder, genocide, abortion, euthanasia, or wilful self-destruction,
5 1, 8 | children, such as happens in abortion or when, in the wider context
6 1, 13 | facilitate the spread of abortion, enormous sums of money
7 1, 13 | are capable of removing abortion from any kind of control
8 1, 13 | effective remedy against abortion. The Catholic Church is
9 1, 13 | accused of actually promoting abortion, because she obstinately
10 1, 13 | subsequent temptation of abortion. But the negative values
11 1, 13 | of view contraception and abortion arespecifically different
12 1, 13 | gravity, contraception and abortion are often closely connected,
13 1, 13 | cases contraception and even abortion are practised under the
14 1, 13 | avoided at all costs, and abortion becomes the only possible
15 1, 13 | contraception and that of abortion is becoming increasingly
16 1, 14 | proposing and procuring an abortion. This is eugenic abortion,
17 1, 14 | abortion. This is eugenic abortion, justified in public opinion
18 1, 14 | to justify the right to abortion. In this way, we revert
19 1, 16 | Contraception, sterilization and abortion are certainly part of the
20 1, 17 | contraception, sterilization and abortion widely available. Nor can
21 1, 17 | contraception, sterilization, abortion and even euthanasia as a
22 1, 20 | when the laws permitting abortion and euthanasia are the result
23 1, 20 | begun.~To claim the right to abortion, infanticide and euthanasia,
24 1, 26 | tempted to have recourse to abortion. Increasingly, there are
25 1, 27 | view of laws which permit abortion and in view of efforts,
26 3, 54 | put a child to death by abortion nor kill it once it is born ...
27 3, 54 | kill their children and by abortion cause God's creatures to
28 3 | the unspeakable crime of abortion~ ~
29 3, 58 | committed against life, procured abortion has characteristics making
30 3, 58 | Vatican Council defines abortion, together with infanticide,
31 3, 58 | obscured. The acceptance of abortion in the popular mind, in
32 3, 58 | Especially in the case of abortion there is a widespread use
33 3, 58 | pregnancy", which tends to hide abortion's true nature and to attenuate
34 3, 58 | reality of things: procured abortion is the deliberate and direct
35 3, 58 | moral gravity of procured abortion is apparent in all its truth
36 3, 58 | the decision to have an abortion is often tragic and painful
37 3, 59 | pressures the woman to have an abortion, but also when he indirectly
38 3, 59 | psychologically forced to have an abortion: certainly in this case
39 3, 59 | indirectly obliged her to have an abortion. Doctors and nurses are
40 3, 59 | have promoted and approved abortion laws, and, to the extent
41 3, 59 | legalization and spread of abortion in the world. In this sense
42 3, 59 | the world. In this sense abortion goes beyond the responsibility
43 3, 60 | Some people try to justify abortion by claiming that the result
44 3, 60(57)| Declaration on Procured Abortion (18 November 1974), Nos.
45 3, 61 | the question of deliberate abortion and so do not directly and
46 3, 61 | our own day, in describing abortion as a particularly grave
47 3, 61 | Greco-Roman world, where abortion and infanticide were widely
48 3, 61(61)| Declaration on Procured Abortion (18 November 1974), No.
49 3, 61(62)| shall not kill a child by abortion nor shall you kill it once
50 3, 61 | the moral condemnation of abortion.~ ~
51 3, 62 | specious justifications of abortion. 65 Pius XII excluded all
52 3, 62 | XII excluded all direct abortion, i.e., every act tending
53 3, 62 | earlier, sternly condemned abortion: "From the moment of its
54 3, 62 | the greatest care, while abortion and infanticide are unspeakable
55 3, 62 | sanctions on those guilty of abortion. This practice, with more
56 3, 62 | Code of Canon Law punished abortion with excommunication. 69
57 3, 62 | who actually procures an abortion incurs automatic (latae
58 3, 62 | Church makes clear that abortion is a most serious and dangerous
59 3, 62 | occasions have condemned abortion and who in the aforementioned
60 3, 62 | I declare that direct abortion, that is, abortion willed
61 3, 62 | direct abortion, that is, abortion willed as an end or as a
62 3, 63 | evaluation of the morality of abortion is to be applied also to
63 3, 63 | which accepts selective abortion in order to prevent the
64 3, 68 | the point of permitting abortion and euthanasia.~At other
65 3, 68 | cases, the right even to abortion and euthanasia. Moreover
66 3, 68 | prohibition and the punishment of abortion and euthanasia in these
67 3, 71 | The legal toleration of abortion or of euthanasia can in
68 3, 72 | innocent human beings through abortion or euthanasia are in complete
69 3, 72 | which authorize and promote abortion and euthanasia are therefore
70 3, 72 | a civil law authorizing abortion or euthanasia ceases by
71 3, 73 | 73. Abortion and euthanasia are thus
72 3, 73 | such as a law permitting abortion or euthanasia, it is therefore
73 3, 73 | introduce laws favouring abortion, often supported by powerful
74 3, 73 | personal opposition to procured abortion was well known, could licitly
75 3, 73(98)| Declaration on Procured Abortion (18 November 1974), No.
76 4, 81 | For this reason procured abortion and euthanasia are absolutely
77 4, 85 | drawn to the seriousness of abortion and euthanasia, without
78 4, 89 | in relation to procured abortion and euthanasia. "Causing
79 4, 91 | contraception, sterilization and abortion in order to regulate births.
80 4, 99 | to women who have had an abortion. The Church is aware of
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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81 3, 26 | temptations to destroy it by abortion and euthanasia - is a concomitant
Veritatis splendor
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82 2, 80 | kind of homicide, genocide, abortion, euthanasia and voluntary
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